Family home goes on the market for £425k in quaint Lincolnshire village... but behind its manicured privet hedge hides a very sinister secret
The house on the corner of Branston's well-to-do leafy Lincoln Road looks to all the world like the perfect forever home for a young family but it hides a dark secret.
People left stunned as passenger makes fresh pasta on a flight - as she claims to HATE plane food
Airplane food has a long-standing reputation for being bland - but one experimental passenger, One woman decided enough was enough, and took matters into her own hands...
Olly Murs' honest admission and tribute to Caroline Flack at Radio 2 In The Park in Chelmsford
Olly performed at Radio 2 In The Park on Sunday afternoon
Fewer Londoners leave the capital amid low house price growth and return to office mandates
The number of Londoners buying homes outside the capital has fallen to its lowest level since 2013.
Video captures moment of relief as huge nugget of wax is suctioned out of man's ear, restoring his hearing: 'It had been in there for years'
For 10 years Jason didn't know the sound of his own voice and was plagued by a constant ringing sound--all because of a build-up of earwax.
Bring in a wealth tax, boost benefits and increase workers' rights union boss tells Starmer as PM faces pressure from Labour's paymasters to turn left
TUC general secretary Paul Nowak urged the Government to show workers 'whose side you are on', as he addressed its annual congress in Brighton.
Jilted bride who decided to go ahead with her hen do is left in floods of tears after Chester racegoers mocked her wedding dress
Claire Bell, 42, from Huddersfield, was devastated when her boyfriend of six years dumped her in June, just months before they were due to tie the knot.
The best university for your course: From Chichester for theatre to Teesside for social work, our rankings reveal the specialist institution for your subject of choice
One university - Imperial College London - leads our institutional league table, but table-topping success is shared by 44 universities at subject level.
Revealed: How Kate Middleton made a 'smart and practical' switch with her newly-dyed blonde hair at the rugby - after some royal fans thought she'd gone 'brunette' again
Last night, as she cheered on England's Red Roses at the Brighton & Hove Albion stadium, Kate appeared to be experimenting with a new hair look once again.
Anthropic to pay at least $1.5 billion to authors whose work it knowingly pirated
Expect more ‘slush funds’ of this sort, analyst tells El Reg
AI upstart Anthropic has agreed to create a $1.5 billion fund it will use to compensate authors whose works it used to train its models without seeking or securing permission.…
Prince Harry gave Queen Elizabeth II a secret mobile phone so he could have his own direct line to the monarch, ex-royal butler Paul Burrell reveals
As revealed in extracts from Burrell's new memoir, exclusively serialised in the Daily Mail, the Duke of Sussex sent his grandmother the device that would allow him to bypass her courtiers.
I've suffered painful electric shocks in my big toe for years - what is wrong with me? DR KAYE has a grim diagnosis - and the steps you must take immediately
For years I have suffered with electric shock sensations in my left big toe. I can go for months without it happening, then suddenly I'll experience these terrible painful episodes.
The cheapest dates to book flights this autumn revealed - as prices can be HALF as much as summer
As summer draws to a close and the dark nights creep in, it might be tempting to book a holiday to escape the dreary autumn weather.
Update after huge fire 'devastates' businesses in industrial building in Witham
Fire crews remained on scene all weekend
Martin Lewis urges all workers to check their payslip NOW to see if they are owed thousands
Each year, millions of people across the UK pay over the odds in tax because they are in the wrong tax band, MSE claimed. (Martin Lewis pictured left)
Some Angry GitHub Users Are Rebelling Against GitHub's Forced Copilot AI Features
Slashdot reader Charlotte Web shared this report from the Register:
Among the software developers who use Microsoft's GitHub, the most popular community discussion in the past 12 months has been a request for a way to block Copilot, the company's AI service, from generating issues and pull requests in code repositories. The second most popular discussion — where popularity is measured in upvotes — is a bug report that seeks a fix for the inability of users to disable Copilot code reviews. Both of these questions, the first opened in May and the second opened a month ago, remain unanswered, despite an abundance of comments critical of generative AI and Copilot...
The author of the first, developer Andi McClure, published a similar request to Microsoft's Visual Studio Code repository in January, objecting to the reappearance of a Copilot icon in VS Code after she had uninstalled the Copilot extension... "I've been for a while now filing issues in the GitHub Community feedback area when Copilot intrudes on my GitHub usage," McClure told The Register in an email. "I deeply resent that on top of Copilot seemingly training itself on my GitHub-posted code in violation of my licenses, GitHub wants me to look at (effectively) ads for this project I will never touch. If something's bothering me, I don't see a reason to stay quiet about it. I think part of how we get pushed into things we collectively don't want is because we stay quiet about it."
It's not just the burden of responding to AI slop, an ongoing issue for Curl maintainer Daniel Stenberg. It's the permissionless copying and regurgitation of speculation as fact, mitigated only by small print disclaimers that generative AI may produce inaccurate results. It's also GitHub's disavowal of liability if Copilot code suggestions happen to have reproduced source code that requires attribution. It's what the Servo project characterizes in its ban on AI code contributions as the lack of code correctness guarantees, copyright issues, and ethical concerns. Similar objections have been used to justify AI code bans in GNOME's Loupe project, FreeBSD, Gentoo, NetBSD, and QEMU... Calls to shun Microsoft and GitHub go back a long way in the open source community, but moved beyond simmering dissatisfaction in 2022 when the Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) urged free software supporters to give up GitHub, a position SFC policy fellow Bradley M. Kuhn recently reiterated.
McClure says In the last six months their posts have drawn more community support — and tells the Register there's been a second change in how people see GitHub within the last month. After GitHub moved from a distinct subsidiary to part of Microsoft's CoreAI group, "it seems to have galvanized the open source community from just complaining about Copilot to now actively moving away from GitHub."
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Domino's launches new chicken menu in hopes of reversing decline
Domino's Pizza restaurants in the UK will launch a new fried chicken menu, as the struggling group looks to revive its fortunes.
Woman, 23, left struggling to walk after body aches and swollen hands turned out to be rare disease
Tia Rey can't remember a time where she wasn't feeling achey, but she'll never forget the day she was told she was living with a rare and incurable autoimmune disease.
VMAs 2025 worst dressed: Ariana Grande dons frumpy polka dot frock as nearly naked looks take over red carpet
From over-the-top ruffles and bizarre feathers to clashing patterns and weirdly-shaped frocks, the 2025 VMAs have been filled with a slew of sartorial nightmares and fashion fails.
Former police station hits the market for £335,000 - complete with very unusual original features
The Old Station (pictured) in the Trentham area of Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, went under the hammer earlier this year offering plenty of bang for any buyer's buck.